Checkpoint 5
- Due Nov 4, 2019 by 11:59pm
- Points 100
- Submitting a file upload
In this checkpoint you'll document your I/O system and how it works with your processor. VGA, UART, PS/2 keyboard, mouse, audio, analog/digital, etc. are all possibilities. You should also provide an update on your application.
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Demonstration of all I/O Modules
Should be able to demonstrate all I/O modules working connected to the board. They do not need to be yet connected to your processor.
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Documentation
At this point, your written documentation for your processor, assembler, and I/O should be complete. The I/O documentation should include block and circuit diagrams along with a general description of the I/O interface and how it will communicate with the processor.
The application documentation should also be nearly complete. Namely, there should be a high-level flow chart, along with flow charts for each major sub-function. These should be well described as well to provide a clear specification for the application program development.
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Verilog Code for the I/O Modules
Complete Verilog code for all I/O modules.
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Initial assembly language code for the application
Submit your initial assembly language code for your application.
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Submitted on time
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Total Points:
100
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